It narrows down to portraiture but it’s still an overview.

The other good thing about this post is that the title makes a massive claim, a claim that you really want to follow up 21 Settings, Techniques and Rules All New Camera Owners Should Know. It’s no wonder that it’s been viewed so many times. This is a post that continues to this day, even though it’s been written about seven or eight years ago. It continues today to do quite well.

The next post is similar in

Some ways, it’s 10 Ways to Take Stunning updated 2024 mobile phone number data Portraits. This one also is an overview post in some way. It’s not quite as wide a topic as the first one.We actually have this type of post for most of the main categories on Digital Photography School.

For instance, in Landscape Photography, there’s a post, 11 Surefire Tips for Landscape Photography Tips. These types of posts do really well and I quite often, as I start a blog, will write these types of posts and will refer back to them, link back to them quite a bit. I find that if you can insert images into your lists, you’re much more likely to draw people down the post.

The next post I want to talk about briefly is

How to Make An Inexpensive Light Tent. This is Dùbhlain mu dheidhinn agus trèanadh a bit different in some way. It doesn’t have a number in the title. It’s not presented as a list post in the title.  But it’s largely a step-by-step walkthrough aleart news of a process of making it a DIY project. It’s really two lists if you look at it. The first list is a list of materials needed and then the second list is the step-by-step process. This is the type of post you could do on many different topics, anything that you could walk your readers through step-by-step is a great way to create a list post.